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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 22, 1920 · page 11

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MACHINIST
one who ' thorwghly understands Singer
Sewing Machines. Steady work for ex-

88y: a “we Suits in water may save
you from Bread attack.
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per-injures. Oopsnoublorn stagdggggras millet militate die: thorny. We are advised to dress. . ,

. ,.---.- pendency, in connection withme adél- warmly; .3999 the feet dry: aVOid ex- DBflBnCEd man. .2

w WANTED _ tlonal eéelfiption gagged legal; :3: ensure ; eat less meat, but drink plan-V .
all) a era. 0 cc or e ~ ‘ _
“ANTED -,.- , l Ton _ _ 3.5.... 1W... .3... game o... «m “'13! swam-n 1 Two Short Knife Cutters .
following statemen : . lg .heumntism is a direct result of
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WANTED: R S“ HOUSES “Rm "m 1919 a “my" “my ”° W“ eating *°° much mm and other m on Silk W alsts, Dresses and Sluts. .

Building lots. Raymond Bros.

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ed a credit of $200 for each person l'or
whom he is the chief support. But it
must be remembered that he can claim
this additiomlxxemption only with re-
spect to children seventeen years or

foods that produce uric acid I'Mcb is *
absorbed into the blood. it is the
function of the kidneys to filter this

as r you and persons mentallv acid from the blood and cast it out in
e 0 ' nger, ' -. .- .

defective, cripples. and persons on the “i‘nev “19 ”0’95 01 u“? 51““ are
enougheto be without r’luestlon physi. also a means- of freeing the blood of
m-lfiytincapacifated fort ‘5;th 8119:3911“ this impurity. in damp and chilly

e taxpayer can ri es 0 t c‘ . .

supporting of some relative 0,. other cold weather the skin pores are closed
person who s-over seventeen years or‘thus forcing the kidneys to do double
”gel in 3” ealthwn‘nd still'acuvc. ‘he‘ work, they ‘become weak and sluggish

cannot be allowed the additional $290 , 4 ; - -. , . ‘
even it-he is furnishing the chief sup-48nd m“ w eliminate the ““0 ac‘d session on word from \\ ashmgton the.

port. 3 gwhicb keeps accumulating and circu- certain objectionable features of mfg
The very di‘rcrent requirements afllating through the system eventually Cummins‘ u.“ would probably 130 (.L

 

, FOR SALE—FISH! FISH! FOR

;,Friday: Escallops, 50c. qt.; Fancy Slic~
ed Steak Codfisll, 13c 1b.; Fancy Slicad
Steak Tilefish, 15c. 1b.; Extra Large
Smells 23c. 1b.; “'eakt‘ish 15c. ll); Whi-
ting 2 lbs. 25c. At \Vash. shortage.

'3 F A‘RM 5.

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wanted
A woman oi broad ex-
perience in stenograpllic
work. ‘ .
'MuSt be rapid, accurate and capa-
bio of holding a real position. Sal-
. ary commensurate with ability. Ap-
ply at once. Employment Office,

NORWALK TIRE AND RUBBER
COMPANY._

one MACHINE OPER-
V'S,ON ALL PARTS or
1‘ WORK. FACTORY
TITTONS PERFECT.
- WAGES PAID EXPER-
ED OPERATORS. IF
EXPERIENCED WE
TEACH YOU AND PAY
WHILE LEARNING. -

ETT, PEABODY c 09.,
mo.

Splendid opening for experienced men.
Also helper in cutting room.

nmflv M. N. Mayeholf & Go. ‘

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FOR SAEE—r-HOUSES,

A NEW MAN
VDuilding lots. HE FEELS LIKE

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Rheumatic palms backache. pains l.)
sides, sore muscles, stiff joints or s .
“always tired" feeling .lre usuni ~

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:. .FOR SALFE —D!«RGAINS IN lfSI-ZD
icars at Riccio Bros Garage, 1 Ford
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__ .s to 6. Small f i . __ - f . _ the info exemptlons ( head of a ram-‘SPLtllng in the jomts and muscles caUS- . ~w‘ e the market n:- ,
‘ ‘ DP. S U 'nwm‘nn’: r“ - c' Struck, 1 L619 Maxwell 0118,8513. Tele. fly," additional $14700; “dependent,"gi '7 tifanSS soreness and pd‘n called imVlnated. .Othe: 13., _ symptoms of disordered kldncvs. \
l ' ' M" "no“ "" 80' “a” "LVN" additional 3300) must not be confuscdfi n, S . ' f tamed all lts Slugmhh and umm‘dm \V Vain.- anuin \licll writes:
“"ANTED 2 WANTED q V ._. l _ . o - .1 To be the "head of a family" the per- rheumatism. ‘characteristics pt the morillng. r-on— ' ‘ " “(ml VVV'VVVVV‘ or do ”me as .
V -—.,0.\TE (TODD QUALITY; FOR SALE—L- TO.\ RANIER: son whom he supports must be a. At the first twinzo of rheumatism tinuing to ignore the foreign oxcllanrc am on m. .. . . .. ., .

household furniture Bod room, living
room or dining; room furniture also a

'truck. 1917 Model in good condition.

i get tll‘Cd. But after taking: Foley Ki
n. M. Tenney. 7 Madison St, Southi

ncy l‘ills ] fool like a new min. l I"?' ~

close relative. must live with him,and
he must be such rcimive’s sozc sup-

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g. We pay While learn- ~390d kitchen range. and an Edison Norwalk. port. To be entitled to exemption tortonnces of Jad Salts: put a tablespoon—V 10 d ”V VVV to luv (““0me a J ..
11d Prowde experienced ”0mm W1“ Dar a good price. Ad-; 'devendem-" the person Whom he sun in] in a glass of water and drink be- 0m" ~11 ' -

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‘I‘S. Excellent Opportunity Vdress L. Sentlnel Office. FOR SALE—191i FORD (.OMEIILR— ports does not have to be volatile. but fore breakfast each mornins: {01‘ :l hd\( n x l hot (i of an} C *0

 

- ., . l ~ _ l . , . . can be any child or any cripple or de» . . did not give satisfactim ’

. is looking for steady WANTED—(TOI'VTRY PROPERTY Ecu‘l (Var 300‘: OHC‘OSCV‘d panel b0?" fectivc; the child or incapacitated’weck. This is sold to eliminate urlC' . they V V .1 . .
under Ideal fR‘Ctory con' i furnish”! houses rid Q1 1" t {H ' " Bargain. 2.0.00. “ ebb Bros. TlreVadult may live anywllcVTo: and it is “cm by stimulating the “an”? 10 nor- emem el 0 £9“le . a"HFlIRlIi'Utfl‘l lI-‘l‘msililgmglr‘l3—ilgg ‘ h
, Apply . . ‘ ~ 3 ~ lore Hm - aVeEaml \‘ulcanizing. Tel. 356—2. 123 50.. necessary that he furnish only moreV‘mal action .thus ridding: the blood ()fV troulglm (ml 7 .l l. ,

than half of the support. .9 . .
The chief differcncc is that '0: "head ”‘9’“? impurities.
V . of a Vfamily" tho restriction is to closol Jail Salts is inexpensive.
WANTED —“ A BITCHEN Jletlselglgitsmlgl: fl‘l’:dl€lgfl10bj(:’0t all Whit? and is made from the acid of grapes
. d o d and. ood to“ .. ‘ e: or even - - *' ' 1
. WANTED AGENTS 450 A WEEK 130(1)“! 1.“. .b :1 l. t g jglbt Tim“ the ”Emmi” i5 ‘0 Children “I“ and “mm Jum' combined mm mm"
_.._.__ _...- m-.. _.. ._ Vsomng 07-0. ”19 cola. drink {or'soda llglt paltl. pp 3 a once. 0 9 der eighteen years or age or persons and is “S“! with excellent results b) ‘v
Holmium-c. (ml! llotllors. \Yl'ilc [or ter-E MahnckemO. thousands Of folks Who are subde to:

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now for immediate sale. The Gill. am St
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_ v 'l'itorv. Alllll'oss The 020 Communal .___ object of which is to recognize maln- - . . . - a lcas¥
“’AN TED 'WILTON, -(‘7<,,)NN. ; Foq SALE-DESIRABLE Hops]; rial assistance given to those who can- rheumatism. .Hele 1‘31gl:;:1 13mm.- I We have helped 0chch 8115
.1 \nwlllllll for t‘llillill winding, T “ ——--‘centrully located on Spring street. "0t help thf‘nlseivf'a Amt. onenesccni ' I" _ ‘ L sum l are prepared to fm‘Sh m
.m l'ul‘ “H” “ling wnvvn . TO LET Proms for $22. Price 1m“ pm. terms still son,V\Vx-no haVsV left home, but. who which helps overcome 1111c arid and; MERR‘L 1 With confidential assistance m
"' .ll‘.-~ 31' (H ' ’i 4147 v _ . ‘ . 4 ‘q’ ~ ‘7 '
c. .l. VASEVVV VllillelVViVMVi FOR RENT—JFHRHE 6 ROOM Office. larity that she may depend upon ll,‘ ‘, colmE ; Income TEX Report for 1920-
‘ * aflats centrally loam-Tl. lnqulrn 16$ FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 1921 $2..i%?.d”':f:,‘lffl.vi.l"},f‘,‘é“‘3§“f,""‘,n$i:?°‘l Today In Wall Street. 9, l ’Phone 471 for Appomtment
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V004 stlu t. Phone 1.181 m 1502-12.st Lnion Street am 3.. lemood Ave has bf‘Comc sumcipmly 1131'»; to ‘lwl— NEW YORK Ian 29 (“'Al L: i John M. Glover Agency

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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'——————- __._ _. l Enuc. Storage and Garage to Rent atinthour doubt physically incapacitated. . ,
l —-ATTENTION 315 Marshall Street. Tile Hatch & BaleK ’0" 8“” SUPW‘TL Wherwise. lthSTREmT 10:30 a. "1-) ~01” were — i Regent Theatre Bldg.
en \ . We buv mix in 1 b‘ Elev Co :3‘2‘13‘ “0.1;:rlbul‘“l mm! be consider- the only unusual features at tho hcs-‘ ”v. V l
eye Wanted . ~ 1 'm‘ 1"“ ‘F‘mt. ‘ ‘ ‘1 M ' m” d‘du‘mfl 3" an ’3" Hunt opening of today 9 Stock MarketV : L

szin. Furricl‘. 431 Main? —" “fins" and “01 f‘miUilll: him to the. ad.-

‘ WANTED (litional Petroleum and Mexicmr V Fashionable Tailored Suit 3
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Sll'.‘€‘l. S: ,~ ,. :- V. t‘xcnlption regardless of Pan American V
. ._‘_. llll’ll‘Old’ CL T'l' 1894 d' if .le “'1‘?” U) 9“” 0“ buy propert} g‘mmum. ‘Pctrolcum were 1 and 352' points high—r OUR SALE E ' inlt Come m
OunSDUPy.9 BUSI . ‘h‘ 'of ant-'deficl‘illlivn 3'0“ 9‘1“““1 3'1“”! to. A father may claim the exemption "I: respecqivclv on reports that the OPENED 18 ourkspec y. figure todg for
Igaihe‘v MESS NOTICES it now. I am l‘m‘lsin: my “St 101' 11“" for eovry child under (gt-mm“;- v ' . 1 . ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ . “3 ta {your I“? y .
son — :cnminz season. \Vitll several inquir-of ago. But if one of Elisjchildlolrr::Mexmnn GO‘ crnmcnt had pclmlltctiV . your Wlnt'er Slut or let V118 M9?
C0. WILLIAM J. UNGVARY lies "a“; I expect many more this com-'cvifges' from some (emu, or otherwise :;.es:umption or horinzs. In other quar—V THIS MORNING. youa gownulong mt 1m“, gm». e
M. ' ‘ - - ‘ rr . " . lsu lcicnt di“ribulid ’ ~ A - '- . f l i'st 't'xs'ls villcnt that ill' 1 fi
._ Puembmg. Tmnmg And Heatlng, Vme spring . E V_ sVnV 1 income to p10— tcls o tic l .l T e ,able to your gore.
- _ V “' —~—-’—-—— -—-, 21 Benton St . 1920 Will be the banner year “”1931It‘l'l‘gquzfiggeofili’lf‘WP (”I “‘15 :“i'i’f’l‘t “1 test conditions. particularly the un-- 5 we have a splendid woman}.
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t m VVV-V’; 32ml] ‘~ ‘ FV‘ _. ‘75““9- Vet]. the rather callnlont olllllnlth: 15x31? sememm‘ ’5 “mg“ “Chan” “mm MILL OUTLET STORE 'of materials and we guarantee fit
. . ~ 2 t ‘lm ( v‘lllllllt‘ J J T H tion with res e t to ’ 5 I robabl ' cause further restraint. Rc-= '
{Wm}, CYLlNDER assenmc ASK V on“ . ayes mmgh n v thatchlld. for. m- D > - Vand fimsh.

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VV. Vin-Till hut). Alibi}: thmi \i‘lll‘. ()lT-I'SJZh pistons and rings“ N0. 7 Lian) Street, Isorwnlx («1339;115:322 in 13, in fact-financially m, 2 points marked the early movement V _ V V NEW YORkK d Furrier
‘ \j' ”mm K’ (“in 1“! Mall SH Owrhqlllinfr and ropuil'inv. ' ~. - ., . c . \, .18 S ““1 N0 81k. ‘ Ladies Tailor, Dressma er an
\' 1 Shufelt' G 11 :Edl A Red Estate. mug-nee ——-~—.~_.___. .ln representatne lmlu.,trlul.. and no . 0 KW V Phone 336—3
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, - ~ e - 253“ “4‘"ka 4 “(1633.3 l Deaths and Funerals ’ “3U: STREET. 1-30 n m- Rafi“ V M. V 11 North Mam se. So. Norwalk. c:-
TCD V RY gvr];:V\-‘VV‘r-TR Xl’llwl’ } COLEMAF - ; . _____ , - _, , ,., -. , . ,A.,,_-__.._......_ .....-_.. . .. ..—- .#... - V V ..
- . -. l s. RANDOLPH . , l Funeral of Mrs. James Couszns , i
' ‘V‘V‘VIVWL lf'V'lV‘i‘V:‘l’lllll‘?'V and , Lot‘gl :mll hm: (llSlill‘H'l‘ moving: und‘ FIORE S GARAGE __ l Tim mum-u} services of ”w into f“ . 13thV ‘rour Wife
‘H H I :q‘ (35‘. " " " "rt ““ . - - n V - -I .. '< .. -.. t ' . , l .
V . VVVVV VV VVVlV IIVV (Vl; VP..V(mr Lurking. 1...- lla} Silo t. So. homalll. Fiorc's Garage. Overhauling and 53“ . .l..llll.V\ (.ouslns were held m the! a Box Of Candv Today
. “v V“ ‘VV-V.‘ V:V-'lV:lnl.\ 0i Tel. lull“). llr‘lllf‘h ()fllt‘t‘. 32 Main St‘lrepalring 11 Hartford Place. Tel. 925 Vl'anlily rcslllcncc. M3 Taylor ”Wm“... , . Maybe “is a long .time since
\- . , MM 1'; .M “may” ”Hz.N0?-“'alk' T‘V’I‘ 40'1- E . .. ,__..~.. _,.. ,.. lTllr‘sdny zlfivrumjm at 3:30 i'» anVVE . V you did it before. Au the more
7 A I ”km.” i ‘4 —-—-—————~r~-———»—~~.e.- ._! __-I {.lzmum-y 3”. Tho floral tribuxw “-pnwV . l reason for doing it now-
‘TED ”h ' ~"“""'”“* ...._...‘: THE NORWALKS' ELECTR!C CO- ‘ 9 ”1‘1“." and ilt’zltltil'ul ‘\'!;i(l!] ”unwod' 3 we have
ill-Il-‘lNl-Iil YOI'TZGI ELECTRICA ON ' . ‘ I the high as! ‘Pl‘ll in‘ W} - 0 1‘ .. ‘V‘ . .
mum like to 2m :1 furnished! raga-min. gngCTORS . GO] en 5 . ',.d was he“; in‘ her 11])th :h f;li:l(1::l:s ‘ . APOLLO, F1311 AND WHIT.
Vz‘. rum» and board Willi El {ll-LVGG {(1 $0. Main St. 54 Osbome Ave.’ " JANUARY Mm. Franklin Irving“ 1 l rendered ' 3 NS
1733-1 R. F. on the F'Ivonfn; So. Norwalk East Norwalk .‘ two 50‘0“» "Th." \Vill Be Done." and ‘ Eat a few yourself and I”
'3 : ’ Ray Werme.‘Mor. > SALE W'LM‘L Kindly Ham." ’Rev. Frcdcr— . 5 can buy.
;-. -..__.____._._,_ .“Wire for US and we,” wire for You" . . IICk Jacc'bs- DHSIOI‘ Of tm SOUlh NOI- Finest ' M 1' Ea’t’ 8‘ few yo . awnd s»
.TED _} lliTAllllONH ()Xl],11:\-' _,.. ..._.. _ __ __ . IS aMoneY Saver anlk Congregational Climb, of which , r c I what you’ve been “Sing.
»"'l'l‘t".l. \‘(v have a few their LADIES' AND GENT’S TAILOR ~ Vlllc deceased was a member, ofliclat- Cream? . .
"iV'54‘lVlfVanmll in our (Trill-m. Ev. All kinds of dry cleaning done 'bvé , St 13 Vod, assisted by the Rev, Hcrbcn, H. y . EA
m. ems D“Pfl‘l‘l‘Ptl our :nod machinery. ' . 68 Washlngton rec , Field of Flulbush, N. Y.. a nephew of H. A . “4 | ’

 

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l-Implmrmcnt Bllrnnu. The"
. 'l'uwnc Mfg” C0.. Sm‘nl‘ord.

MiCHAEL MASDROLILLO.
8 Mechanic Street,
So. Nm'walk. Conn-1

‘: ”‘9 “P‘ii‘asr‘l- Prescription Pharmacist

8 NORTH MAIN STREET,
QOUTH NORWALK.

South Norwalk.

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V Funeral of Mrs. Harold Sperry.
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NTEDV w YOUNG MEX“ TOFl ‘MRS. p_ J..NEI.SO.\‘ ; x “" .-....-M [will be 118k] at 2:30 o'clock Saturday A r 2” '
" Niki! ('lefliS. $l‘10 a million" Tailored Suits, Skirts and Dresses. ‘ . - .. luftomoon from 30 Cove avenue. Rev. ’ Nucoa Nut Butter ' 34C 1]) l N walk
.- unnecessary. For In? Tel 1882 71 Oghom Ave. 7 'Van Dorcn will Officialo. I t .- V - i or
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~. cxmnmanons. “Fl-.0 J. ” ' _. ' _ ’wii] f 11 , . R' ~. 7. _ 3 ms for $1.0” { . . .
.1 . I‘ftlerIIltil'. L'OVF‘FHI‘HQIIl Vt‘X-llll~f UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Pd IN C0M 0 Tucrsxdp (‘thelf‘l‘fifl . V Rad‘ator ReVpalrlng' Co.
5" Runnable BM?“- “ “Sh‘nlwm'iwardg Flaherty, proprietor. Truck-' FORT “T“. 99..., l w . "- 3 and
' " " 2mg. long distance hauling. Light; ————_....____ me Sang} “° “r" “"m" SWifl’s Premium Olen _ 40c lb
.‘lTEDm'l‘O RFNT BY MAR-TH and heavy trucking. Office telephone! - e - - l - .
.‘. .i" l_ .\ sn‘ull house or flat of 1581. 800 house connection. ' Aut0m0blle EXChal‘liR
: mug in goodlocatinn by a f:llll-' - _. .— - . 25 .MAIN 8T., NORWALK.
i ‘ "we adults. Improvements ' l _
v: Address Rent, care Sen-E “F ,,,,, LQESEE;_-_____._~ . ‘ Top NOICh Bauer‘fle ‘ " Valc lb ‘ . N0 charge for any unsatrsfaoe
‘ ‘ n__ ' __ l LOST—».\llz~‘s:.\:c SiXi‘E JANJlTll, Electr‘cal W01": . _ ‘ . tfll‘y “'Ol‘k- '
' .. T '(‘ollie doc. Brown and \Vllltf‘.' An- '3“ Renalrmg‘ ' ‘ , -, "'-
-LS WANTED~POR MM“ , _ , . $25.00 for any radlutor we fauv
.. . lgahi. plenzanr \vVon'ig. V Goo‘u S‘Wen: tanane- (if T11). JV.Vl(-cn:c TNO. F; J. FLAHERTY Whflle 1% Cheese! mlld 9r Sharp to fix. .1
:ns: onus. WT 1 ram aavmlcc— 4373.1, inter Dense non y I»? ay— .
Come l‘cadv in work. Murphy 1m. AW m .1.“ ”W Rumm ‘ Phone 39.912 . 5 TELEPHONE 954.
E Co._ ‘27:» East Ave. East Nor-V ’ * At'All Hours 4 0118.! Ill 51:. E. Norwalk. James ‘ran Dyk ‘ o
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NTED — Touxa MEX TO ;,‘ ‘2 ' , . -, one 937 . .
. _ T..‘ - n. .. Q . . .0.. Met sonlcullclc lwtuvun Da} . .
.zV‘V lime 135;;1f; {V gtgb‘z‘h‘ég street and Fine”. Peabody g. :1), 7411011 65 Railroad Avenue. Wliy PAlate Glass Rigurance 128 BShlngtOfl Street
», L_ , ' . ‘ v‘ 3 .. ., '. Generous reward if returned to 8021- ‘ ‘83 re Bem vanced
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Vl- NVTED «7“ AITRESS Apply iiO-V DOUGLAS POST INSTALLATION 1 l and since October lst last, the manu . 3%
" '1 E NORWALK ELECTRI. ‘ ; utacturersvand dealers hnt'e made a
. ., _..____.__..__.... g CAL C ONTR ACTOR“ - further advance in the prices of
'.'~.’ED—~GIRL—S FOR LIGHT .13.,“ng F0“qer post. G A 11., at; b» ( Plate Glass averaging 66 2-3pm“ 3

“files. also Younz girl €00“ its last regular meeting held installa-Vf DUDLEY. GULLEN, Mgr. ' gig: 23:13:13.2? fffi‘gssggesefig‘i’f
~ to work in office. Edwin tion with the following 1'95““: i 30 Franklin Ave, NW. 5 Therefore, all owners of Plate Glass ’ k
E i.- emut St. ’ Commander—Joe. J. Elyea. ‘ House and‘Factory Wm‘ ‘ng windows need Plate Glass Insuro. , ;,
~ ~ , —-- ~— -'- ' Sr. Vice—Commander—H. E. Rogers. ’ ance.

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‘37.. . Jr. V'ce~Cpmmander~VVilliam Er; cable. J m:lam& he : l g “A MAN OF MONEY”
""9741 rt re laced With 8‘ f ' . . * s ' v * '0 ‘ r .
pa s p lawn. - 3 Let us gone you an estimate , 3' “I E & Insura‘ nco 3 :m T. common way of slwukmg or com
E vs reasonable. Call or . Q, Master—C. Swartz. fr“. . . Sm . . , . 'one who has 1mm}. ”f "cash."

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Officer of Day—Seneca. Harris.
Oflicer Guard——Marcus Pelham.
Chaplain—George E. Smith.
Sergeant Major—~78. Cunningham.
Patriotic Instructor-41. C. Rogers.
‘Ad’jumnt-LF‘. floating. ' '
Delegate—A. L. Stevens.
Allemate-William . H. Lockwood.

Hospital. 71 Cedar tsreet,
Phone 339.

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lThey add to their bank dl'pOelw frat:
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gentry. This bank is helpful to all.

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